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1. Rambagh Palace
Taj-run former royal residence built in 1835 as a guest house and hunting lodge, with 78 rooms and suites set in formal Mughal gardens south of the old city.
View details — Rambagh PalaceWhere you stay shapes a trip to Jaipur. The walled old city puts you closest to the bazaars and monuments: Samode Haveli, a mansion of around 225 years old with painted interiors and terraces, and Padmaa, a restored 300-year-old haveli with 15 rooms and a rooftop plunge pool, are both inside the walls. Just outside, Alsisar Haveli on Sansar Chandra Road and Narain Niwas Palace in Kanota Bagh offer heritage character, gardens and pools at mid-range prices, and Narain Niwas is also home to Bar Palladio.
For a grand stay, Rambagh Palace, built in 1835 and now run by Taj, is the classic palace hotel, set in Mughal gardens south of the old city. The Oberoi Rajvilas, on 32 acres off Goner Road about 10 km from the centre, has villas and luxury tents with private pools, and ITC Rajputana on Palace Road is a practical, haveli-inspired luxury hotel near the railway station. On a budget, Hotel Pearl Palace at Hathroi Fort is a family-run favourite with free station pick-ups and a good restaurant. Book early for October to March, when prices and demand peak.
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Our top 3 hotels in Jaipur
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Taj-run former royal residence built in 1835 as a guest house and hunting lodge, with 78 rooms and suites set in formal Mughal gardens south of the old city.
View details — Rambagh PalaceHotel
Oberoi resort on 32 acres of gardens outside central Jaipur, with private-pool villas, luxury tents, a spa and an old Shiva temple in its grounds.
View details — The Oberoi RajvilasHotel
Haveli-inspired luxury hotel on Palace Road, part of Marriott's Luxury Collection, with courtyards, an outdoor pool, Kaya Kalp spa and the Peshawri grill.
View details — ITC RajputanaHotel
A 225-year-old mansion in a quiet corner of the walled city, now a heritage hotel with hand-painted murals, bougainvillea-filled courtyards and terraces over Jaipur.
View details — Samode HaveliHotel
A 1928 garden palace built by General Amar Singh of Kanota, now a 52-room heritage hotel with a pool, antique-filled rooms and the famous Bar Palladio.
View details — Narain Niwas PalaceHotel
The 1892 Jaipur mansion of the Thakurs of Alsisar, now a family-run heritage hotel with quiet courtyards and painted chambers close to the old city.
View details — Alsisar HaveliHotel
A restored 300-year-old haveli in the walled city's market lanes, now a 15-room boutique hotel with frescoed courtyard, rooftop plunge pool and vegetarian restaurant.
View details — Padmaa JaipurHotel
Family-run budget hotel at Hathroi Fort with free station pick-ups, vintage-jeep city tours and the Peacock restaurant and Native Cocktail Room on site.
View details — Hotel Pearl Palace